Too many people asking to be paid up front

This is for a Friday early evening. Parking is free, but you have to pay $10 cover. The bar is free to sit at as well as the free-roaming tables. The booths cost money. I never got one, but I believe there are about $25 and I do see that they tend to have a lot more action with girls sitting down. I don't know if that's because they already know the PL or it's because of the booth itself. There were almost 10 dancers there when I got there but a few more showed up putting the total over 10. There seems to be a trend of more AA dancers here. A few looked ghetto but for the most part, they were in shape. Out of this group I would say two of them were exceptional in the looks department. I was able to get a thin, brunette to come over and we later headed to VIP. VIP cost $10, day or night. I don't have any issue with the size of the curtained booths.

Her dance was so so but she immediately got to the point. She quoted 300, 200, and 150. There was absolutely no negotiation because as she said she was excellent. I have seen this trend at this bar where the dancers are asking for money upfront. Normally I will say no and show them that I have the funds that generally works, but I was not in the mood to screw around. When I say there was no negotiation, I mean it. I got way too many dollar bills from the waitress... guessing around 50...and asked if it was okay to get rid of those dollar bills and she was good with it, but I was two dollars short. I probably had another six, $100 bills but I gave her five and she actually went to go change it at the bar. A buck is a buck I guess. It is unimportant what option I chose but I can state that it was ok but not worth it. I do like this place and the other talent looked good though maybe not as beautiful as this dancer. I plan the drop this dancer off in a list of future dances, but there was enough decent unknown talent to keep me coming back.